Alliance Laundry Systems Cygnus Ultra Pro Owner's manual

Programming
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Washer-Extractor
Cygnus Ultra Pro
Refer to Page 3 for Model Numbers
CYGNUS
ULTRA PRO
B12583501
Open door
Abra la puerta
Select cycle
Seleccione el ciclo
Add detergent
Añade de detergente
Close door
Cierre la puerta
Push to start
Pulse para iniciar
CFD1176R
Part No. D1563
January 2014
Keep These Instructions for Future Reference.
(If this machine changes ownership, this manual must accompany machine.)

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NOTE: The WARNING and IMPORTANT
instructions appearing in this manual are not meant
to cover all possible conditions and situations that
may occur. It must be understood that common
sense, caution, and carefulness are factors which
cannot be built into these washer-extractors. These
factors MUST BE supplied by the person(s)
installing, maintaining, or operating the washer-
extractor.
Always contact the distributor, service agent, or the
manufacturer about any problems or conditions you do
not understand.
Failure to install, maintain, and/or operate
this machine according to the
manufacturer's instructions may result in
conditions which can produce bodily injury
and/or property damage.
W030
WARNING

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Table of
Contents
Model Identification ........................................................................... 3
Preliminary Information.................................................................... 4
About the Control ................................................................................. 4
Glossary of Terms................................................................................. 4
Power Failure Recovery ....................................................................... 4
Communications ................................................................................... 4
Control Identification......................................................................... 5
Selection Keypads ................................................................................ 5
Display Identification ......................................................................... 6
Cycle Screen ......................................................................................... 6
Special Features .................................................................................. 9
Programming Control ........................................................................... 9
Viewing Control Information ............................................................... 9
Testing Machine Components .............................................................. 9
Rapid Advance Feature......................................................................... 9
Communication Mode .......................................................................... 9
Washer-Extractor Operation ............................................................ 10
Start Up................................................................................................. 10
Start Mode ............................................................................................ 10
Run Mode ............................................................................................. 10
Stop Mode............................................................................................. 10
End of Cycle Mode............................................................................... 10
The Non-Active Menu ........................................................................ 11
What is Available in the Non-Active Menu? ....................................... 11
Non-Active Menu Navigation.......................................................... 12
Non-Active Menu Options ................................................................... 13
1. Logbook Sub-Menu ..................................................................... 13
2. Info Sub-Menu ............................................................................. 14
3. Advanced Functions Sub-Menu................................................... 17
3.1 Test Menu .................................................................................. 18
3.2 Edit Menu................................................................................... 24
3.3 Edit Menu Subroutine ................................................................ 30
3.4 Settings Menu ............................................................................ 31
Cycle Charts ........................................................................................ 36
Error Messages ................................................................................... 41
Events................................................................................................... 44
Rapid Advance Feature...................................................................... 46
How to Use Rapid Advance............................................................. 46
Communication Mode ........................................................................ 47
Infra-red Communications.................................................................... 47

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Model Identification
Information in this manual is applicable to these
washer-extractor models:
CH040_ULTRA-PRO
CH055_ULTRA-PRO
CH075_ULTRA-PRO
CH090_ULTRA-PRO
CHR040R
CHR055R
CHR075R
CHR090R
CS018_ULTRA-PRO
CS025_ULTRA-PRO
CS035_ULTRA-PRO
CS055_ULTRA-PRO
CS075_ULTRA-PRO
CS100_ULTRA-PRO
CS135_ULTRA-PRO
CS165_ULTRA-PRO
CXR018R
CXR025R
CXR035R
CXR055R
CXR075R
CXR100R
CXR135R
CXR165R
IH014_ULTRA-PRO
IH018_ULTRA-PRO
IH025_ULTRA-PRO
IH030_ULTRA-PRO
IH040_ULTRA-PRO
IH055_ULTRA-PRO
IH075_ULTRA-PRO
IH090_ULTRA-PRO
IHR014R
IHR018R
IHR025R
IHR030R
IHR040R
IHR055R
IHR075R
IHR090R
IS012_ULTRA-PRO
IS018_ULTRA-PRO
IS025_ULTRA-PRO
IS035_ULTRA-PRO
IS055_ULTRA-PRO
IS075_ULTRA-PRO
IS100_ULTRA-PRO
IS135_ULTRA-PRO
IS165_ULTRA-PRO
IXR012R
IXR018R
IXR025R
IXR035R
IXR055R
IXR075R
IXR100R
IXR135R
IXR165R

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Preliminary Information
About the Control
This control is an advanced, programmable computer
that lets the operator control machine features by
pressing a sequence of keypads. Refer to Figure 1.
The control allows the operator to obtain information
from the machine, run test cycles, modify the control’s
programmable features, set the service counters and
view the error code history. Refer to The Non-Active
Menu section for a list of features.
IMPORTANT: In the event of a power failure, the
control will not have to be reprogrammed. It is
designed with a memory system that will remember
how it was programmed until the electrical power
is restored.
IMPORTANT: It is extremely important that the
washer-extractor has a good ground connection and
that all mechanical and electrical connections to the
control are made before applying power to or
operating the washer-extractor.
Glossary of Terms
The following are a few terms and abbreviations to
learn. These are referred to throughout the instructions.
Display – This term refers to the window area of the
control that displays words and values.
Power Failure Recovery
If a cycle is in progress and the power fails, the water
will be drained from the machine and the door can be
opened after approximately 3 minutes. If the door is not
opened and the power failure is shorter than 2 weeks,
the washer-extractor will resume the previously active
cycle.
If the door is opened or if the length of the power failure
is longer than 2 weeks, the control will end the cycle
and the display will revert back to Start Mode.
Communications
The control may be programmed manually or by infra-
red communication with an external device.
Infra-red Communications
A PC allows the owner to program and retrieve
information from the control without using the
machine’s keypad, which greatly expands the
programming options available to the owner. However,
it is not required to program and operate the washer-
extractor. The operation of a PC and the advanced
features available are covered separately in the
instructions included with the PC programming
software, Cygnus Assist.

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Control Identification
Selection Keypads
(Refer to Figure 1)
The Selection keypads are used in various combinations
to obtain information from the machine, run wash
cycles, run test cycles, modify the control’s
programmable features, set the service counters and
view the error code history. These instructions cover
the manual programming and data retrieval options.
CFD1176R
1Display 3Selection keypads
2Optical Download Window 4Start/Stop keypad
Figure 1
CYGNUS
ULTRA PRO
B12583501
Open door
Abra la puerta
Select cycle
Seleccione el ciclo
Add detergent
Añade de detergente
Close door
Cierre la puerta
Push to start
Pulse para iniciar
CFD1176R
1
32
4

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Display Identification
Cycle Screen
Title Bar (Refer to Figure 2, Item 1)
Displays the cycle.
Cycle Phase Bar (Refer to Figure 2, Item 2)
Displays how the various phases of the cycle are
progressing. The active phase is highlighted.
CFD1177R
1Title Bar 6Water Level
2Cycle Phase Bar 7Next Screen
3Step Bar 8Navigation
4Cycle Time Remaining 9Info
5Water Temperature
Figure 2
CFD1177R
4. HOT WASH
40 °C
26
27°C
1h 09
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Wash Cycle
Rinse Cycle
Spin Cycle
Tabl e 1
CFD202R
CFD203R
CFD204R
CFD205R

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Display Identification
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Step Bar (Refer to Figure 2, Item 3)
Displays the phase components. The active component
appears in the selection box.
Table 2
Cycle Time Remaining
(Refer to Figure 2, Item 4)
Displays the remaining program time.
Figure 3
Water Temperature (Refer to Figure 2, Item 5)
Displays the temperature of the water. This symbol is
flashing when heating is activated.
Figure 4
Water Level (Refer to Figure 2, Item 6)
Displays the water level in the wash tub. This symbol
is flashing when machine is filling.
Figure 5
Next Screen (Refer to Figure 2, Item 7)
View the next screen.
Figure 6
Proceed - Return (Refer to Figure 2, Item 8)
Tabl e 3
Symbol Description
CFD206R Wash Phase
CFD207R
Wash Action
CFD208R
Heating
CFD209R
Controlled Heating
CFD210R
Drain
CFD213R Water Inlet
CFD214R Water Level Time Stop
CFD215R
Heating Time Stop
CFD216R
Time
CFD217R
Spin
CFD218R Subroutine
CFD219R Water Level
CFD220R Soap Inlet
CFD221R
Cool Down
CFD222R Hold
CFD223R Relay Contact
CFD224R
Predefined Start
CFD226R
CFD227R
CFD1178R
CFD426R
CFD261R
Go to the next component.
CFD423R
Restart the current phase.
CFD424R
Start the next phase.
CFD425R
Resume the previous or first
phase.
1h 27
13°C
23.0

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Display Identification
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Info (Refer to Figure 2, Item 9)
Displays information on the active component:
Table 4
Symbol Description
Level Stop: Target level is
displayed.
CFD1179R CFD214R
Heat Stop: Target temperature.
CFD230R CFD215R
Time: Time remaining.
CFD231R CFD216R
Drain: Selected drain.
CFD232R CFD210R
Spin: Set spin speed and remaining
spin time.
CFD233R CFD217R
Cool-down: Target temperature
and drop in temperature per minute.
CFD234R CFD221R
Controlled Heating: Target
temperature and rise in temperature
per minute.
CFD235R CFD209R
Waiting: Remaining waiting time
and self-composed comment.
CFD236R CFD222R
Predefined Start: Time at which
the program will start or resume.
CFD237R CFD224R
15
40 °C
12min25
1
1
500
min
rpm
00
40 °C
2.0
°C
min
40 °C
2.0
°C
min
1h59
Explanation
Explanation
Explanation
8:00

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Special Features
Programming Control
The control allows the washer-extractor’s operator to
program the control with the use of the keypad.
For details on programming select cycle options, refer to
the Advanced Functions Sub-menu section.
Viewing Control Information
The control will store information in its memory that
can be retrieved by pressing various combinations of
keypads. The control will record machine cycles and
hours of operation.
For more information, refer to the Logbook Sub-menu
section.
Testing Machine Components
By entering the Non-Active Menu’s Test Menu under
the Advanced Functions Sub-menu, the operator may
perform the following tests:
Water Level Test
Water Inlet Test
Motor Test
Temperature Sensor Test and Calibration
Water Outlet Valve or Drain Pump Test
Expansion Relay Test
Rotation Sensor Door Lock and Out-Of-Balance
Switch Test
For detailed information, refer to the Test Menu
section under the Advanced Functions Sub-menu.
Rapid Advance Feature
This feature allows the operator to manually advance
through an active cycle. This feature is useful when
tests must be performed immediately on a washer-
extractor currently in an active cycle.
For detailed information on using the Rapid Advance
feature, refer to the Rapid Advance Feature section.
Communication Mode
This feature allows the control to communicate with a
PC equipped with the Cygnus Assist North America
software using infra-red communication. This allows
the control to be programmed and have its data read
without using the machine’s keypad.
For more detailed information on using the
Communication Mode feature, refer to the
Communication Mode section.

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Washer-Extractor Operation
Start Up
When power is applied to the washer-extractor, if the
control was not powered down during a running cycle,
it will enter Start Mode.
Start Mode
The control enters this mode when the machine is ready
for operation. The display will show the available
cycles.
After pressing the Start/Stop keypad with the door
closed and locked, the cycle will begin.
Run Mode
Upon the start of a cycle, the control displays detailed
information about the cycle and current phase.
Stop Mode
The control enters this mode if the operator ends the
cycle before it is completed by pressing the Start/Stop
keypad. Once the control does not detect water or
cylinder rotation, it will enter End of Cycle mode.
End of Cycle Mode
When a cycle is complete, the control will display
“End” until the door is opened. When the door is
opened, the control will return to Start Mode.

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The Non-Active Menu
What is Available in the Non-Active
Menu?
The Non-Active menu can be used to obtain
information from the machine, run test cycles, modify
the control’s programmable features, set the service
counters and view the error code history.
NOTE: To enter the Non-Active Menu, a cycle must
not be in process.
To enter the Non-Active Menu, press and hold the
keypad below the Menu icon.
Figure 7
CFD1180R
1Menu
1. GENTLE WASH
2. NORMAL WASH
3. WARM WASH
4. HOT WASH
5. DELICATE
1h01
CFD1180R
1250
1

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Non-Active Menu Navigation
Option
Number
Option
Icon Description
1
CFD272R
Logbook Sub-Menu:
displays information
about cycles that have
been run.
2
CFD275R
Info Sub-Menu: displays
technical information
about the machine,
configurations and cycle
programs.
3
CDF284R
Advanced Functions
Sub-Menu: run test
program, create or edit
cycle programs.
a.
CFD293R
Test Menu: test operation
of certain electrical
components
i.
CFD296R
Water Level Sensor: set
0 level and calibrate
ii.
CFD300R
Water Inlet Valves:
activate valves
iii.
CFD308R
Motor: test motor and
frequency inverter
iv.
CFD319R
Temperature Sensor:
test sensor
v.
CFD323R
Water Outlet Valve or
Pump: test operation and
seal of valves or pump
(Continued Table 5)
(Continued Table 5)
Option
Number
Option
Icon Description
vi.
CFD327R
Expansion Relay:
activate the (optional)
expansion relay
vii.
CFD329R
Inputs: test inputs
b.
CFD333R
Edit Menu: create, edit,
copy or delete cycle
programs
i.
CFD335R
Edit Program
ii.
CFD336R
Copy Program
iii.
CFD337R
Delete Program
iv.
CFD338R
Create Program
v.
CFD339R
Modify Program Title
c.
CFD376R
Edit Menu Subroutine:
create, edit, copy or delete
subroutines
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Tabl e 5
Non-Active Menu Options
1. Logbook Sub-Menu
The Logbook Sub-Menu allows the operator to view
information about cycles that have been run.
Figure 8
To access the Logbook Sub-Menu, press the keypad
below the Logbook Sub-Menu icon. Refer to Figure 8.
(Continued Table 5)
Option
Number
Option
Icon Description
i.
CFD335R
Edit Subroutine
ii.
CFD336R
Copy Subroutine
iii.
CFD337R
Delete Subroutine
iv.
CFD338R
Create Subroutine
v.
CFD339R
Modify Subroutine Title
d.
CFD405R
Setting Menu: edit user
settings
i.
CFD408R
Date and Time
ii.
CFD410R
Display: contrast
iii.
CFD284R
Password/Access Code:
change access code
iv.
CFD413R
Address: set network
address number
(Continued Table 5)
Option
Number
Option
Icon Description
v.
CFD415R
Maintenance Counters:
set maintenance warning
times
vi.
CFD419R
Advance: activate/
deactivate rapid advance
vii.
CFD421R
Put Out of Order:
disable machine
CFD1069R
1Logbook Sub-Menu
1
CFD1069R
2.1

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Figure 9
The overview shows the history of a cycle program.
# Number of the event
Time: Time of the event
Date: Date of the event
Event: Indication of the specific event (see page 53)
Prog: Program number
Select an action using the keypads below the
Navigation icons and press keypad below the Call Info
icon. Action details will be displayed.
Figure 10
Press the Start/Stop keypad to return.
2. Info Sub-Menu
The Info Sub-Menu allows the operator to view
technical information about the machine,
configurations and cycle programs.
Figure 11
To access the Info Sub-Menu, press the keypad below
the Info Sub-Menu icon. Refer to Figure 11.
CFD935R
1Navigation
2Call Info
CFD938R
CFD935R
?
Time Date Event Prog
15:46
15:46
15:43
15:43
15:41
15:41
15:40
15:40
15:38
10/09
10/09
10/09
10/09
10/09
10/09
10/09
10/09
10/09
159
159
102
100
159
159
159
159
159
03
03
03
03
01
01
01
01
01
0001
0002
0003
0005
0006
0007
0008
0009
0010
007
Injector communication error
#
15:43 10/09 007 030004
2
1
7: Inverter communication error
Error during communication with
invertor:
- no communication / reaction from
the mainboard
- missing communication between
inverter and mainboard
- check connection and
wiring with inverter board
- check functioning inverter board
(art.209/02006/00)
CFD1069R
1Info Sub-menu
1
CFD1069R
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Screen 1/7:
Software version
Machine info (date of manufacture, serial number, etc.) and
counters
Press the keypads below the Navigation icon to view the next or previous
screen.
Press the Start/Stop keypad to return.
Screen 2/7:
Configuration 1
Machine configuration
Press the keypads below the Navigation icons to view the next or previous
screen.
Press the Start/Stop keypad to return.
Screen 3/7:
Configuration 2
Data relating to the frequency inverter.
Press the keypads below the Navigation icons to view the next or previous
screen.
Press the Start/Stop keypad to return.
Screen 4/7:
Edited and measured times of the cycle programs.
(Continued Table 6)
CFD276R
Software
Package
Mainboard
Boot
Display
Boot
Washdata
Machine info
D. O. M.
D. O. I.
Type
Serial nr
Counters
Cycles
Hours
Freestanding
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
1/2007
0H6 (HC165)
1002
:
:
: yes
4987
48553
V 1 . 3 . 3
V 1 . 3 . 3
V 1 . 3 . 3
V 1 . 3 . 3
V 1 . 3 . 3
HC165 PROF 1-16 r e l a . cgs
*18/02/2011, at 08:55
1/7
CFD276R
CFD277R
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
Configuration 1
Capacity
Diam tub
Depth tub
Diam drum
Level offset
Min level
Overflow level
Motor voltage
Motor power
Heat 1 : electric
Heat 2 : none
Min spin speed
Max spin speed
16.5 kg
710 mm
565 mm
650 mm
-90 mm
130 mm
405 mm
230 v
1500 v
( 10 kw )
250 rpm
1000 rpm
2/7
CFD277R
CFD278R
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
:
Configuration 2
Max current
Stall prev wash
Stall prev jump
Stall prev spin
Max prev
Prev ratio
Prev offset
Stall ratio
Wash accel
Wash accel
Dist accel
Jump accel
Spin accel
Spin accel
Pulses/rev
6.5 A
140 A
63 A
68 A
165 Hz
15.00 Hz / 100 rpm
1.00 Hz
16.58 Hz / 100 rpm
5 s/50Hz
8 s/50Hz
40 s/50Hz
25 s/50Hz
0.75 Hz/g
40 s/50Hz
3
3/7
CFD278R
CFD279R
Hints : edited - measured
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.27
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.22
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
0.00
1:
2:
3:
4:
5:
6:
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8:
9:
10:
11:
12:
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14:
15:
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17:
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19:
20:
4/7
CFD279R

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Table 6
(Continued Table 6)
Screen 5/7:
Edited and measured times of the cycle programs (continued).
Screen 6/7:
Edited and measured times of the cycle programs (continued).
Screen 7/7:
Overview of the weekly counts per cycle (the number of times that each
cycle has been executed during the last 7 days).
Press the keypad below the 0 in order to reset the counters.
Press the keypad below the Check icon to confirm the reset, or press the
keypad below the X to cancel.
CFD280R
5/7
Hints : edited
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
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40:
CFD280R
CFD281R
6/7
Hints : edited
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
Prog
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
4:15
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CFD281R
CFD282R
7/7
Weekly program counter
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
0
0
1
1
0
0
4
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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2:
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Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
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0
0
0
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Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
Pr
0
0
0
0
0
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3. Advanced Functions Sub-Menu
The Advanced Functions Sub-Menu allows the
operator to test machine components, create or edit a
cycle or modify the machine’s settings.
Figure 12
To access the Advanced Functions Sub-Menu, press
the keypad below the Advanced Functions Sub-Menu,
icon. Refer to Figure 12.
“Advanced functions” Access Code Menu
The operator must have the security code to access
advanced functions.
Enter the password using the keypads below the
Navigation icons and press the keypad below the
Check icon to confirm.
Figure 13
The security code is 1000 by default.
The Advanced Functions Sub-Menu is now displayed.
Press the Start/Stop keypad to return.
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3.1 Test Menu
Figure 14
The Test Menu allows the operator to test the operation
of certain electrical components of the machine.
To access the Test Menu from the Advanced Functions
Sub-Menu, press the keypad below the corresponding
icon.
NOTE: Empty the drum completely before running
the test program.
Figure 15
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1Test Menu
2Edit Menu: Edit, copy or delete cycle
programs (see page 28).
3Edit Menu Subroutine: Edit, copy or delete
subroutines (see page 34).
4Settings Menu: Edit the user setting
(see page 44).
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1Water Level Sensor (see page 22) 5Navigation
2Water Inlet Valves (see page 22) 6Water Outlet Valve or Pump (see page 25)
3Motor (see page 23) 7Expansion Relay (see page 25)
4Temperature Sensor (see page 24) 8Inputs (see page 26)
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